Woodham & New Haw  Horticultural Club

At each Show, there will be prizes awarded in each category. There will be no entry fee

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Next Mini Show.

Friday 1st December - topic: Photography 

Class 1 - Architecture
Class 2 – A Local Scene – taken within 5 miles of the Church
Class 3 – A single flower in close-up
Class 4 – A Black and White Picture

Rules:

1. All pictures must be originals, taken by the entrant and not exhibited before.
2. Pictures to be no larger than 7” x 5”, unframed and with a background mount, no larger than 1” outside the photo, coloured to complement the picture.
3. Pictures may be titled if you wish but the title must be within the mount
4. You may enter all categories, but only one entry per person per class

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​​​RESULTS OF THE 2023 MINI SHOWS

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Friday 10th November - Domestic

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Class 1. Five Fruit Scones

   1st Doreen Millard

    2nd Sylvia Hodges

    3rd Margaret White

Class 2. Five Cheese Straws

    1st Sylvia Hodges

    2nd Doreen Millard

Class 3. Vegetable Cake

   1st Jo Graham

   2nd Linda Salt

   3rd Jenny Girdler

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Friday 6th October 2023- Dahlias

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Class 1 - Vase of Dahlia, any number, can include foliage for effect

   1st     Louise Clubley

   2nd   Jo Graham

 

Class 2 - One vase, 3 blooms - any size - decorative cactus or semi cactus

   1st   Jo Graham

   2nd  Kathy McGilcrest

   3rd Sylvia Hodges

 

Class 3 - One Vase, 3 blooms - any colour - singles

   1st  Jo Graham

   2nd  Louise Clubley

 

Class 4 - One vase, 3 blooms - Any other not mentioned above

   1st    Louise Clubley

   2nd  Jo Graham

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Friday 1st September 2023

Topic: Vegetables  - There are 6 classes plus a Top Tray Competition

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Top Tray

   1st  Louise Clubley

   2nd Carol French

 

Class 1. Three potatoes, one variety - white or coloured.

   1st   Linda Salt

   2nd  Rob Moore

   

Class 2. Five medium tomatoes with calyx

   1st   Rob Moore

   2nd  Carol French

   3rd  Sylvia Hodges

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Class 3. Six runner beans with stalks attached

   1st   Louise Clubley

   2nd  Rob Moore

   3rd   Gill Munslow

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Class 4. Collection of four vegetables, one of each kind. Space allowed 1’6” (450mm) square

   1st   Rob Moore

   2nd  Val Cheeseman

   3rd   Carol French

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Class 5. A truss of tomatoes

   1st   Carol French

   2nd  Gill Munslow

   3rd   Sylvia Hodges

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Class 6. The longest runner bean

   1st   Gill Munslow

   2nd  Sylvia Hodges

   3rd  Rob Moore

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Bourne Valley Top Tray Competition. 

1. The Bourne Valley Top Tray class is for a collection of three types of vegetables, three of each type. Each type of vegetable will be judged out of a total of 20 points. This is split into three sections as follows: 7 points for size, shape and colour; 7 points for condition; 6 points for uniformity. The overall mark will therefore be out of a total of 60.

2. All vegetables are to be displayed for effect. The vegetables must be displayed within an area measuring 45cm x 6Ocm (18 x 24in), without bending any part of them. No part of any exhibit may exceed the size of the tray. A tray or board measuring 45cm x 60cm (18 x 24in) can be used to display the vegetables, or the area can simply be marked on the staging. Where a tray has a lip or edge, it is the internal measurements that must not exceed 45cm x 60cm (18 x 24in).

3.  A black cloth is permitted, and the tray may be painted. Parsley is allowed for garnishing, but no other foliage. Accessories, such as plates, sand, rings, etc., are allowed. Onion tops maybe tied or whipped using raffia or string.

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The small hall will be open from 7.00 until the meeting starts at 7.45 for staging of your entries. When you arrive, please check in with the Show Manager, Rupert Lambert who will direct you the correct table and assign numbers to your entries.

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Friday 2nd June 2023: Topic - Flowers

Top Vase - The Bourne Valley Top Vase class is for a vase of mixed flowering stems containing a total of between five and ten stems, taken from a minimum of two different kinds of plants. Please note that it is two different KINDS of plants; two varieties of the same plant are NOT two kinds. No accessories will be allowed. Foliage, which is growing naturally from the flowering stem, and still attached to that stem, is allowed.

 

 

Results:

   1st   Louise Clubley

   2nd Gill Munslow

   3rd Kathy McGilcrest

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​Class 1:  A vase of mixed annual flowers

​   1st   Jo Graham

​   2nd  Georgina Ibeta

​   3rd   Louise Clubley

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Class 2:  A vase of shrub material grown for foliage effect

   1st   Chandra Advani

   2nd  Jo Graham

   3rd   Rob Moore

 

Class 3: A vase of 5 rose stem

   1st   Chris Doyle

   2nd  Louise Clubley

   3rd  Jo Graham

 

Class 4: A Coronation Display to include flowers and a basket – no other limitations

   1st   Lynne Moore

   2nd  Chris Doyle

   3rd   Christina Ashdown

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 Friday 5th May 2023: Topic - Pot Plants

Class 1 - Flowering Plants

1st David Ashdown

 

Class 2 - Foliage Plants

1st Lynne Moore

2nd Rupert Lambert

3rd Linda Salt

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Friday 14th April  2023: Topic - Knitting: A hand-made toy or novelty item.

   1st Janet Brian

   2nd Louise Clubley

   3rd Georgina Ibeta

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Friday 3rd March 2023 Topic - Daffodils

Class 1:Tall Daffodils.

   1st Margaret White

   2nd Sylvia Hodges

   3rd John Foster

Class 2: Short Daffodils:

   1st Jenny Girdler

   2nd Janet Hodges

   3rd Rosemary Thompson

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RESULTS OF THE 2022 MINI SHOWS
Friday 4th March 2022 Topic - Daffodils
Class 1:Tall Daffodils.

   1st Bob Hodges

   2nd Lynn and Rob Moore,

   3rd David Ashdown

Class 2: Short Daffodils:

   1st Bob Hodges,

   2nd, Jo Graham,

   3rd Margaret White

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